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M.Kala
Location: London, United Kingdom
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Report this?M.Kala was born and raised in Congo, then moved to France where she studied French literature specialising in African narratives at Sorbonne University. She observed similar bonds in craft, as she became increasingly interested in the African art. With jewellery, she realised that she can choose materials according to a space and story-line. She studied fine jewellery at City Lit part-time.
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Hayley Mills-Styles
Location: North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?I’m a Yorkshire based textile artist specialising in embroidery. I work in my home studio by the sea in Scarborough. Using fabric and thread, I create textile drawings and objects that tell stories. These stories often have an autobiographical theme, exploring mental health and personal memories.
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Di McGhee
Location: United Kingdom
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Report this?Di McGhee is a visual artist with a background in public art and socially engaged projects. Her site specific installations respond to the immediate surroundings, utilising or are inspired by found materials. Her work presents environmental themes and issues such as climate change, pollution, erosion and adaptation on a public scale. She is an established art educator and workshop facilitator.
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Laura Scull
Location: Merseyside, United Kingdom
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Report this?A southwest artist living in the northwest which practices her mark making skills in a variety of mediums depending on the project and how well that idea can translate into an visual outcome.
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Leigh Bowser
Location: United Kingdom
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Report this?Leigh (pronounced ‘Lee’, she/her/they) is a Leeds based textile artist and educator. Her use of textiles is rooted within the emotional connections we have with cloth, utilising this connection as a vehicle for storytelling and activism.
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K.Komix
Location: South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?I am a working class queer artist.
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Rachel Clarke
Location: Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?Rachel was born in Southampton and is a sculptural ceramic artist living in South Wales where she has her own small studio. After spending many years in general medical practice as well as in the legal world, she decided to follow a lifelong ambition to practise art. She obtained a first class honours degree in Fine Art in 2020.
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Rosalind Stoddart
Location: Northamptonshire, United Kingdom
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Report this?Rosalind Stoddart uses her own alpaca fleece and natural dyes from her garden to create art textiles.
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Isobel Smith
Location: East Sussex, United Kingdom
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Report this?My practice crosses performance, sculpture and moving image, inhabiting a flickering state between rational and non-rational realities, to create powerful mash-ups, hybrid half-truths, not-quite-lies. My work is in the Saatchi Collection and was exhibited in ‘Known Unknowns’ at Saatchi Gallery throughout 2018. I have performed at the Tate Modern and at performance festivals in UK and abroad.
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Sam Haynes
Location: London, United Kingdom
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Report this?Sam Haynes started her practice over twenty five years ago creating site specific public art installations, engaging local communities. Her creative process is still all about making connections, incorporating found objects and materials, using low tech methods of construction to create abstract, geometric assemblages that reference domestic and architectural space.
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